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Relationship with donald trump over here in the us. here was donald trump talking in an interview with farage? i mean, this has sort of been the role he s been playing up until now when he of course, abruptly switch. let s watch i believe the united states was paying 90% of nato the cost of matter that could be 100% yeah, it was the most unfair. and don t forget. it s more important to them than it is as we have an ocean in-between some problems, okay. we have a nice big unit of a lotion a nice big, beautiful ocean how does this particular issue at play into the uk election it s a mystery because when he said he wasn t going to run, he said he wanted to focus on the us elections. so some cynics about nigel farage just suggesting it didn t get an upcoming post from donald trump or promise and donald trump, if he got into power, which is why i decided to run in the uk, we don t really know the exact reason why decided to run the
President s son is literally on trial in delaware. so not sure that argument holds, but it s not a good argument for them. i would also remember this is but remember this is the consolation prize of sorts since they re biden impeachment effort fell apart. they pivoted to this to save face a little bit. so i just think that this argument across the board is not a winner for republicans. and so the ag, i think will be forcible defender of process and department of justice today. and i think for americans were paying attention that that will land with the best thing that could happen is if the whole fight descends around whether or not biden ordered the assassination of donald trump at mar-a-lago. that will bring out all the crazy garland will look like a normal human being and odds are lottery public well, those are going to take that big, again, jonah is talking about some right-wing. i would describe them as conspiracies around a pretty standard fbi procedure that was used when the raid i was conducted on mar-a-lago. let s
Can see a lot cleared up, you thank you. very much for being with us morning. i appreciate it. it was a hard cured from the from the from the guy rows sorry, john i mean, sorry, be clear what you re talking about. and the face that he made for us it was epic. that was a really great question. one of your better a lot of town was, my big you all so much for joining us today. this is the new central newsroom up next can you do that? if you were moderate to severe crohn s disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks. you still lara from the start and move toward relief after the first dose with injections. every two months still, laura may increase your risk of infections some serious and
want from this debate? want from this debate? the cost of livin: want from this debate? the cost of living crisis, want from this debate? the cost of living crisis, what want from this debate? the cost of living crisis, what the want from this debate? the cost of living crisis, what the leaders - of living crisis, what the leaders are going of living crisis, what the leaders are going to do about the nhs waiting are going to do about the nhs waiting list times, and also migration. both leaders will have to come migration. both leaders will have to come up migration. both leaders will have to come up with clear answers said that to try come up with clear answers said that to try and come up with clear answers said that to try and win the vote. and come up with clear answers said that to try and win the vote. to try and win the vote. and do your readership follow to try and win the vote. and do your readership follow these to try and win the vote. and do your readership follow these political - readership follow these political debates or are they seen as a big of a turn off? i5 debates or are they seen as a big of a turn-off? a turn-off? is seen as a big. when the vote a turn-off? is seen as a big. when they vote later a turn-off? is seen as a big. when they vote later on a turn-off? is seen as a big. when they vote later on in a turn-off? is seen as a big. when they vote later on in a they vote later on in a month s time they vote later on in a month s time they they vote later on in a month s time. they will be tuning in. they are really time. they will be tuning in. they are really engaged in all the big debates are really engaged in all the big debates. whether it s how much money in their debates. whether it s how much money in their pocket, whether theirjobs are being in their pocket, whether theirjobs are being affected, etc. they are really are being affected, etc. they are really thinking about how they are going really thinking about how they are going to really thinking about how they are going to vote and they ll be tuned in to watch to see who can win. into watch to see who can win. thank in to watch to see who can win. thank you in to watch to see who can win. thank you very much, ryan. sophia, let s take you back over here. the debate is an hour and ten minutes
Executive action president biden just signed to tighten the border. any moment the president will explain his big, new plan. we re live at the white house and at the u.s./mexico border, to dig into how this could be an immediate game-changer for people crossing into this country. the seasoned fbi agent who has been investigating hunter biden for months, will resume her testimony at the trial of the president s son. the text messages included in the indictment that have not come up in court. and, quote, i will not be intimidated. right now, attorney general merrick garland going toe-to-toe with members of congress, from everything from donald trump s criminal trial to a reality check to crime in america. our nbc news reporters are following all of the developments. we start with aaron gilchrest. this aclu challenge is something the administration had to be challenges. how do we know about how they ve been preparing for the legal
Don t do that any more. joe, is there different strategy - don t do that any more. joe, is there different strategy for i don t do that any more. joe, is. there different strategy for each event and each leader, or is there just a sort of rule of thumb for everyone? just a sort of rule of thumb for eve one? ., f , everyone? no, they re definitely the formats. everyone? no, they re definitely the formats- they everyone? no, they re definitely the formats. they make everyone? no, they re definitely the formats. they make a everyone? no, they re definitely the formats. they make a big everyone? no, they re definitely the formats. they make a big difference| formats. they make a big difference because formats. they make a big difference because when it s a one on one, you have because when it s a one on one, you have essentially one line of attack to be have essentially one line of attack to be aware of. you re sort of trying to be aware of. you re sort of trying to to be aware of. you re sort of trying to anticipate what s the sort of crux trying to anticipate what s the sort of crux of trying to anticipate what s the sort of crux of the question going to be. therefore. of crux of the question going to be. therefore, do i address it or do im therefore, do i address it or do i. politicians often give an answer i. politicians often give an answer anyway but says what they want answer anyway but says what they want to answer anyway but says what they want to say without answering. but then you re want to say without answering. but then you re looking at what that sort of then you re looking at what that sort of left field particularly if you re sort of left field particularly if you re rishi sunak, what is going to come you re rishi sunak, what is going to come in you re rishi sunak, what is going to come in as you re rishi sunak, what is going to come in as the attack. also what is the attack? come in as the attack. also what is the attack? when you ve got multiple leaders. the attack? when you ve got multiple leaders. it s the attack? when you ve got multiple leaders, it s a different strategy because leaders, it s a different strategy because you re looking at. you know because you re looking at. you know if because you re looking at. you know if you re sitting p:m., you get all the know if you re sitting p:m., you get all the incoming fire and you have to decide all the incoming fire and you have to decide which ones you want to take out to decide which ones you want to take out and ignore them. it should have been take out and ignore them. it should have been to war. focus on your main rivals have been to war. focus on your main rivals without have been to war. focus on your main rivals without it s have been to war. focus on your main rivals withou rivals without it s a bit of a four dimensional rivals without it s a bit of a four dimensional tax rivals without it s a bit of a four dimensional tax game. - rivals without it s a bit of a four dimensional tax game. you vel rivals without it s a bit of a four i dimensional tax game. you ve got rivals without it s a bit of a four - dimensional tax game. you ve got the person who s opposite you and you
Courts. but it also obscured then what all of those little things can add up to. and it can really be monumental change. and it contributed for the left to what we talk about. this broad sense of denial, right? it s hard to understand what is going on. the book talks about what is the power of belief versus the power of denial, and how does that function in society and what is the big, big impact for generations of families to come? and the thing that i love is it has the long arc. if you can mobilize everyone who opposes overturning roe tomorrow, you still can t change life for the american woman for perhaps another generation. right. the abortion rights movement was focusing on what you re talking about. building popular support, destigmatizing the procedure, throwing out these terms like safe, legal and rare, in favor of a new language that would get more cultural acceptance.
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